I didn’t grow up surrounded by photographs. The few that existed were taken at school, sent to family, and rarely stayed with me. Maybe that’s why I became a photographer—to create what I didn’t have, to turn fleeting moments into something tangible.

My work moves between fashion, commercial campaigns, and fine art photography, always searching for the balance between structure and spontaneity. I’ve collaborated with brands like Diesel, Puma, Von Dutch, Nike, Kipling, and Arezzo, shaping visual narratives that go beyond aesthetics. My images have been featured in Harper’s Bazaar, GQ, and WWD, capturing movement, texture, and emotion in a way that feels both intentional and instinctive.

In my fine art photography, I deconstruct reality—removing figures, playing with light, space, and negative form to explore themes of presence and absence. My work has been exhibited internationally, including solo shows at College Park Gallery in Orlando and Skep360 in Miami. Each piece exists as a limited-edition print, meticulously crafted on museum-quality paper.

Everything I create is rooted in observation. Photography isn’t just about what’s in the frame—it’s about what’s left unsaid, what lingers in between.